An electronics reuse and recycling company is conducting trials of a technology to recover precious metals from end-of-life network and data center equipment.

For the first time, United Nations researchers have studied e-scrap recycling in the former Soviet Union countries, and they found badly lagging recycling rates.

A smelter project, software lock complications, Apple's repair program and more drew our readers' clicks last month.

Here’s a look at which processing facilities have recently attained or renewed their data destruction and recycling industry certifications.

Used device marketplace Back Market announced a partnership with ShipStation, an e-commerce logistics platform, to expand customer shipping options ahead of the holiday shopping season. Aurubis AG and the SMS group

Two ITAD leaders at a service provider with facilities in 14 countries say smart use of technology and motivated managers in each region are central to developing a sustainable global strategy.

An investigation outlines a processor's history of contract controversy when working with numerous public entities, including one state program.

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Apple will sell its parts and tools to individual consumers so they can make common repairs for iPhones, the company announced this week.